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Hi,
I'm using conditional formatting and probably the formula rule descriptions (Excel 2010). I am trying to change the fill of cells based on their values, but only in alternating rows (i.e., I only want to check odd numbered rows for specific values; the even rows should remain unchanged). E.g. I would like to check row 1, 3, 5, 7, ... to see which contain the value 1 and change these cells to have the fill colour green. Any assistance would be appreciated! |
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Next, I would like to do formatting in the odd numbered rows for a value within a range.
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As you indicated your thread solved, perhaps you could share your solution?
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I didn't end up using any formulas. I just selected alternating rows. I'm sure there's a more elegant solution.
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Not sure whether this is the right forum for my problem.
Running Word 2007. Recently, line spacing changed instead of single to double. After research I downloaded and installed Microsoft Fixit 50213. Did not work. Shall be grateful for advice. Thank you. |
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